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The Future of Ownerless Autonomous Cars Presented by Linda Hohn, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Future of Ownerless Autonomous Cars Presented by Linda Hohn, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Future of Ownerless Autonomous Cars Presented by Linda Hohn, Esq. Director of Content Development at The Institutes The Future People keep asking, What will autonomous vehicles, telematics, & data management enable us to do in
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Driverless Cars – What is the Future?
[Governments may]
- utlaw driving cars
because it's too
- dangerous. You
can't have a person driving a two-ton death machine.
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My Friend’s Basement
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My Friend’s Music - 1980
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My Friend’s Music - 2000
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Music - 2015
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Let’s Back Up Out of My Friend’s Basement!
TELEMATICS: “the integrated use of telecommunications and informatics for application with control of vehicles on the move” Some current uses of telematics:
- Vehicle tracking
- Fleet management
- Satellite navigation
- Intelligent vehicle technologies
- Auto insurance
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Car Sharing
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Uber and Lyft
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Autonomous Uber
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What Does It All Mean?
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My Music, My Moves
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Transportation Models
- Traditional
vehicle
- wnership
- Driverless
vehicles
- Uber, Lyft,
Zipcar = Ownerless vehicles
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Some Predictions
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Who Is Affected?
- Police, local taxes
- Car Makers
- Car insurers
- Car Repair Shops
- Parking garages
- Lawyers
- Home builders & remodelers
- Urban planners, highway engineers
- Doctors, hospitals, the economy
- Oil companies, coal companies, electric grid
- Thieves and crooks of all types
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Police
$6.2 billion annual “revenue” in traffic fines
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No More Tickets
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Car makers
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Car insurers
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Car Repair Shops
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Parking Garages
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Auto Liability Lawyers
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Home Builders and Remodelers
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Urban Planners
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Medical Care
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Oil, coal, electric, the environment
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Criminals
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Potential Problems Criminals and Terrorists
- Getaway cars with no driver
- Hacked driverless cars as weapons
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Potential Problems Workers’ Comp issues (Uber, Lyft)
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The Fun Stuff! Personalized travel no longer restricted to those able to drive
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The Fun Stuff! Lighter and leaner
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The Fun Stuff! Luxury travel
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Conclusions Moving from an ownership model to a streaming model
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Conclusions Telematics is a key component to enabling autonomous vehicles
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Conclusions
- Much like Polaroid
and Kodak, many entrenched industries will be threatened by autonomous vehicles
- But also, many new
- pportunities will be
created
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It’s Always About the Data Big Data becomes Enormous Data
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Forward to the Future!
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Credit
Thank you Martin Frappolli, CPCU, FIDM, AIC Senior Director of Knowledge Resources The Institutes
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